Your audience
Joining by link, QR code or app, the listener view, chat, Q&A and polls, accessibility and privacy.
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Guides
- Guide3 min readHow your audience joinsGive your audience a link, a QR code or a code to type, and what they see when the session asks for an access code.
- Guide3 min readWhat listeners seeA tour of the listener page: captions, the language picker, the session tabs, highlights and notes, and the messages it shows.
- Guide2 min readChoosing a language and a voiceHow listeners pick a caption language and something to listen to: the room, an interpreter, an AI voice or their device's voice.
- Guide1 min readBalancing the video and the voiceHow listeners who watch your video set the voice and the video sound, and what happens to the video while the voice speaks.
- Guide2 min readSlides in the captionsShow your presentation slides, song lyrics and scripture to listeners in their own language, inside the captions.
- Guide4 min readSet up sign languageAdd a sign language to a session, send your interpreter the camera link, and see what listeners get.
- Guide2 min readChat, Q&A and pollsTurn on audience chat, questions and polls, choose how messages are moderated, and what listeners see.
- Guide2 min readWhen listeners ask you for helpHow listeners reach you from the listener page about captions, languages or access, and how you choose who can ask.
- Guide2 min read“What did I miss?” recapsLet listeners who join late or step away read an AI summary of the last ten minutes, and when the recap is not offered.
- Guide2 min readThe Bible readerLet listeners open the Bible beside the captions, tap the verses a speaker cites, and read them in their own language.
- Guide2 min readListening on a phoneFollow a session on a phone, in the browser or in the InterScribe app, and keep the sound going with the screen locked.
- Guide2 min readListener accounts, favorites and passesWhat a free listener account adds, how listeners sign in, and what a pass-only session looks like.
- Guide2 min readReading comfort and accessibilityThe settings listeners use to make captions easier to read, and the ways your audience can ask for an accommodation.